A Conservative Amendment brings forward additional highways spending for the next three years. At the Corporate Policy Committee last week, Councillors acknowledged that Cheshire East Council needs to invest more in its largest asset, the highways network.
Cheshire East Conservatives welcome the opening of the £90m Congleton Link Road - the culmination of the project they launched in 2012. The 5.5km route opened this weekend for walkers and cyclists before its formal opening for traffic on Monday 19th April.
The Borough representative for High Legh ward, Councillor Kate Parkinson challenges the "illogical" decision to cut funding to highways in our rural areas.
Councillors on the CE environment and regeneration overview and scrutiny committee were asked today to discuss highly controversial plans to close Household Waste and Recycling Centres`on the basis of an eight-slide presentation.
A major review into Cheshire East’s mental health support for under-25s has been approved by Cheshire East Cabinet. A report by the council’s children and families scrutiny committee makes 24 recommendations to the council’s leadership, with all of them being approved.
The Strategic Allocations and Development Policies Document (or SADPD) came under deep scrutiny at the Strategic Planning Board last Friday (2nd October).
The 2019 North-West In Bloom Awards were held in Southport where Congleton Town did themselves proud, scooping five prestigious awards including an ‘Outstanding Achievement Award’ won by our own Cllr David Brown.
Transport Minister Jesse Norman MP, Congleton MP Fiona Bruce and CEC leader Rachel Bailey attended the formal start of the Congleton Link Road Construction this morning.